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Graveyard in Laharran

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Graveyard in Laharran
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What is recorded here

Séan MacCarthaigh (I.T.A. Survey, 1942) notes in a field, known as "Pairc a dalláin" to the N of 'Crossair na bpáca' is a boulder where it was said "there was a graveyard at one time".

From the National Monuments Service (Archaeological Survey of Ireland) record CO113-040

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